Yes, it's a sitcom that is set in the overly familiar setting of the bustling hospital and yes, it features a cast of young, good-looking stars and quirky character actors. But, with all of these seeming clichés of network television, SCRUBS manages to have emerged as one of the wittiest, and most original television programs in years. Starring Zach Braff (now known also as the award-winning writer-director-star of GARDEN STATE) as J.D., a talented young intern; the lovely Sarah Chalke (TV's ROSEANNE) as Eliott, his on-again, off-again love interest and fellow intern; and Donald Faison (CLUELESS) as J.D.'s wacky best friend "Turk," the show manages to bring a perfect fusion of irreverent humor and earnest warmth to the hospital sitcom format. In Season Two, the relationship between J.D. and Elliot, now exes, becomes complicated when they are forced to move in together, while "Turk" and his saucy nurse girlfriend Carla, decide to go for it and get engaged. In addition, charismatic guest stars including Heather Locklear (TV'S MELROSE PLACE) as a seductive drug sales rep, Tom Cavanaugh (TV's ED) as J.D.'s deadbeat brother, and Rick Shroeder (TV's NYPD BLUE) as Elliot's new boyfriend, arrive to spice up the action.

DVD Features:

Region 1
3-Disc Box Set
Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
Dolby Digital - English
Additional Release Material:
Deleted Scenes - 1. SCRUBBED OUT
Outtakes - 1. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, MALPRACTICE - Outtakes
Audio Commentaries - Cast & Creator Commentaries
Featurette - 1. Johnny C. Keeps Talking One On One With John C. McGinley
2. SECRETS AND LIES
3. THE MUSICAL STYLINGS

Zach Braff: American actor, director, SCRUBS
Sarah Chalke: Actress, SCRUBS
Donald Faison: Actor, CLUELESS, SCRUBS
Judy Reyes: Puerto Rican actress, SCRUBS
Robert Maschio: Actor, SCRUBS
Aloma Wright: Actress, TRIPPIN'
Neil Flynn: Actor, MEAN GIRLS (2004)
Ken Jenkins: Supporting Actor
John C. McGinley: American actor, SCRUBS

Adam Bernstein: Director/"It's Pat"
Marc Buckland: 
Matthew Diamond: director

"One of TV's most consistently irreverent and heartwarming shows gets sharper still in its sophomore year..." -- Grade: A-